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Hallensteins Teams with Make a Wish for Holidays
Tick two boxes with one Christmas present this year by gifting a Hallensteins special edition t-shirt. You'll be giving an awesome designer t-shirt and the best part is that you'll be contributing $10 directly towards making wishes come true for New Zealand children with life-threatening illnesses.
Joining forces with some of New Zealand's
top designers and artists to create a t-shirt range with a
difference, Hallensteins has nominated Make-A-Wish New
Zealand to receive $10 from every t-shirt sold from the
collection.
Contributing artist, Otis Frizzell is
excited about putting his talent to good use for the cause.
"Make-A-Wish is a cool charity and if my design blows up
it'll earn them loads of cash! Kai Pai!"
Other names
involved in the collaboration are Federation, Stephen
Richardson, Derek Henderson, Shine, Glennz, Jonny Kofoed and
Inhouse, who all have t-shirts in the collection, which will
be available in Hallensteins stores from now until
Christmas.
A further special edition range is
available exclusively online with designers from Brotown
illustrators, Cut Collective, Ian Ferguson, and Studio
Alexandar (http://www.Hallensteins.co.nz ).
Make-A-Wish
has set up a wish pool, guaranteeing that exactly 100% of
the $10 raised by the sale of each t-shirt will be spent
directly on granting wishes. The funds raised from the
campaign will be put to great use, making wishes come true
for some extremely deserving children around the
country.
Scott Simpson, CEO for Make-A-Wish NZ
explains, "Having a wish come true is magical for a child,
especially a child who is ill. Make-A- Wish is all about
laughter, fun and creating happy memories; a welcome respite
for these seriously ill children and their
families."
Available from the 16th of November in
Hallensteins stores nationwide for $39.99, all you™ll wish
for Christmas is that someone reads this and buys one for
you too!
Visit http://www.Hallensteins.co.nz and http://www.makeawish.org.nz for more
info.
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